Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-15


 ing its properties all along the line for all they are worth, and the mill is running | to its full capacity of thirty stamps The Emerald, Grand Central, State of Maine and other properties of the con- pany are looking about the same as at the last report.
 NORTH POINT. Connection was made this week be- teen the air shaft and the lower work ngs, and now that the air is good, active developments are being made on the ledge. In running the drifts about ten tons of good ore per day are produced from this mine. IL is looking very we'll. l. MAMIE. Work of strashenIng the old shaft and timbering is completed, and to. morrow force si men will be pu: On for thorough development of the property. '87.
 | Horn silver ore was yesterday struck in this property, which of late has not been looking we'll. Now the outlook is much better.
 Shaft down 365 feet, producing small quantity of ore very rich in god. SILVER THREAD. The lowest workings are BIO feet, and the shalt will bc sunk to water as rapidly as possible. The usual quantity of ore Is being extracted.
 VIENNA. We shall be obliged to the EPITAPH or any responsible cUrrespondent Tor lnfoi- ma,ion as to he present u dersround condition and prospects of this property; | also, whe her or not the interested origi' | nal stockholders of the company that worked the pr perly and paid several dividends in 1882 have been legally dis poss .ssed of that in,erest?-N. Y. Finan. c,al and Mining Record. The underground condition of this property at the present time is excellent. A large body of high grade ore has been developed above the 200 level, and re. gently several carloads have been shipped to the smelter. By vote of majority of the stockholders, at meeting held in | New York on November 27th, 1883, the directors of the Vzina Mining company were authorized to sell the mine, and at meeting of the directors at Bradford, Pa., on September IS,h, 1885, they so sold the property to H. A. Tweed, of Tombstone, for the sum of SII,6 ,6oo. By Mir. Tweed i, was deeded to Casper Taylor on the 23d of February, 1886, and the titl, is now in him.
 OMEGA MINE, SONORA,
 This property is situated about IS miles from Bacoachi and 6 miles from the Custom house, and is considered one | of the best properties m Sonora It is developed by two tunnels, 1900 feet apart, one Tn 5oo feet and the other 300, | besides about 1000 feet in drifts, etc. The ore is somewhat refractory, yet there are 1000 tons on the dumps which will sample 80 ounces, besides large qran- tity in slgh' in the mine. Superinten. dent J. M, Cumming is at present in the city figuring on concentaiors. He with | ]. s. Byinston, Danl Whtmore and Chas R. Collend-r, of California, own the property. They employ fourteen men.
 | CONCENTRATIONS FOR HARSHAW.
 MT. Geo. w. Chryney, superinte ndent of the T. M. and M. company, has started into business on his own ac- count which the EPITAPH predicts will prove very ucc-s,ful. He has pur- chased mllsite in Harshaw and will erect and have in operation within the next sixty days, complete concentrating works. He will start in with two Frue concentrators, 2o-hoI sepower engine, rock-breakers, etc., but will enlarge as increased business demands. The only wonder is that similar works were not started in that camp long ago, as there are many old dumps of ore too low grade 10 ship. which wall we'll repay concen,ra- ting. Besides, the ore is admirably adapted for concentration. | SAN RAFAEL.
 The drift from the 6o foot station, in
 2I feet, this week encountered ore that
 assays I ,6 ounces. A force of men will
 start in Monday 10 develop the property. | TE1TEP T1GT